Hey teacher friend, the holidays are here! 🎄
The tree’s up, the glitter’s flying, and your classroom smells like glue sticks and cocoa. But between concerts, dress-up days, and schedule changes, things can start to feel a little chaotic.

In this episode, we’re talking about how to bring calm back into your classroom with errorless learning and low-pressure activities, because your students (and you!) deserve success and peace during these busy weeks.

What errorless learning really means, and why it’s perfect for December

How it helps neurodivergent students feel safe, confident, and successful

Practical, low-prep activity ideas that still meet IEP goals

How maintenance work supports long-term learning

Why simplifying isn’t “slacking” ... it’s smart, sustainable teaching

Sorting and matching tasks: ornaments, colors, winter clothes

Velcro task boxes or file folders: structured and calming

Simple crafts: stickers, pre-cut pieces, guaranteed success

Movement breaks: “reindeer yoga” or “snowflake stretches”

Maintenance tasks: revisit familiar routines and visuals

Low-pressure doesn’t mean low-value.
The goal right now isn’t perfection, it’s preservation of calm, confidence, and energy.
Errorless learning gives your students success and gives you permission to breathe.

Find my favorite errorless learning activities here;

You can find all of my errorless learning activities and resources here.